- Engine heat: The engine of your Jeep is a powerful source of heat, and it can transfer some of that heat to the floorboards. This is especially true if your Jeep has a high-performance engine or if you've been driving for a long time.
- Exhaust heat: The exhaust system of your Jeep also generates a lot of heat, and it can also transfer some of that heat to the floorboards. This is especially true if your exhaust system has a leak.
- Transmission heat: The transmission of your Jeep also generates heat, and it can also transfer some of that heat to the floorboards. This is especially true if your transmission is slipping or if you've been driving in a low gear for a long time.
- Road heat: The road can also absorb heat from the sun and transfer it to your Jeep's floorboards. This is especially true if you're driving on a hot day or if you're driving on a road that's been recently paved.
- Lack of insulation: If your Jeep doesn't have enough insulation, it can allow heat from the engine, exhaust, and transmission to transfer more easily to the floorboards.
- Faulty cooling system: If your Jeep's cooling system isn't working properly, it can cause the engine to overheat and transfer more heat to the floorboards.
- Other issues: Other issues that can cause your Jeep floorboards to get hot include a faulty heater core, a faulty thermostat, or a faulty water pump.
